innovativeinvestment

WHO WE ARE

Welcome to Innovative Investment Research, where innovation meets expertise in the world of equity markets. We are dedicated to pioneering advanced strategies that push the boundaries of traditional investing. Our team is currently focused on developing cutting-edge methods to creatively leverage equities within trading programs, while meticulously designing mechanisms to limit potential losses.

Leading our team is Professor Gary Schwendiman, former Dean of the College of Business at the University of Nebraska. With his knowledge and experience, Professor Schwendiman brings a wealth of insight and fresh ideas that drive our mission to revolutionize equity market strategies.Our work includes the development of timing models for trade entry and exit, ensuring that our strategies are not only innovative but also effective.

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WHAT WE DO

Our approach integrates four well-known key strategies, detailed in the green boxes below, to meticulously evaluate and trade individual stocks and ETFs. After thorough analysis, we develop methods that create precise timing and price movement models, guiding our decisions for buying and selling stocks.

A significant portion of our focus is on crafting sophisticated models for trading triple-leveraged long and short exchange-traded sector-specific funds (ETFs). Our research is currently focused on semiconductors, biotechnology, home construction, banking, and a uniquely curated ten-stock megacap ETF, including the renowned "Magnificent Seven."

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Value investing

Value investing identifies undervalued stocks through rigorous statistical analysis. For investors pressed for time, the price-earnings ratio (P/E) serves as a quick yet powerful tool for spotting stocks that may be undervalued or "cheap." This ratio is derived by dividing a stock's share price by its earnings per share (EPS), with a lower P/E indicating that investors are paying less for each dollar of current earnings. Value investors strategically seek out companies with low P/E ratios, aiming to acquire high-quality assets at a discount.

Growth investing

Growth investing demands a deeper level of analysis, focusing on stocks with strong potential for future earnings. Rather than seeking out low-cost opportunities, growth investors are on the lookout for companies poised to deliver substantial growth—often referred to as the "next big thing." While growth investing involves a forward-looking approach, it is far from speculative. Instead, it requires a thorough evaluation of a company’s current performance and its capacity for future expansion, ensuring a balanced approach to capitalizing on emerging opportunities.

Value investing

Value investing identifies undervalued stocks through rigorous statistical analysis. For investors pressed for time, the price-earnings ratio (P/E) serves as a quick yet powerful tool for spotting stocks that may be undervalued or "cheap." This ratio is derived by dividing a stock's share price by its earnings per share (EPS), with a lower P/E indicating that investors are paying less for each dollar of current earnings. Value investors strategically seek out companies with low P/E ratios, aiming to acquire high-quality assets at a discount.

Growth investing

Growth investing demands a deeper level of analysis, focusing on stocks with strong potential for future earnings. Rather than seeking out low-cost opportunities, growth investors are on the lookout for companies poised to deliver substantial growth—often referred to as the "next big thing." While growth investing involves a forward-looking approach, it is far from speculative. Instead, it requires a thorough evaluation of a company’s current performance and its capacity for future expansion, ensuring a balanced approach to capitalizing on emerging opportunities.

Momentum investing

Momentum investing is characterized by a dynamic, data-driven approach that hinges on technical analysis and frequent trading. Investors who employ this strategy rely heavily on market data to pinpoint optimal entry and exit points, which are continually adjusted in response to market movement and sentiment. For those who prefer a less hands-on approach, momentum driven exchange-traded funds (ETFs) offer a viable alternative, allowing investors to tap into this strategy without needing to monitor the market daily.

Hedged investing

Hedged investing is a strategy designed to manage risk by offsetting potential losses in one investment with gains in another. This can be achieved through various means, including derivatives that counterbalance existing positions or by diversifying across different types of assets. For example, an investor might balance investments in both cyclical and countercyclical stocks to mitigate risk. Beyond risk reduction, hedging is believed to contribute to greater market efficiency by smoothing out volatility and enhancing overall market stability.

ACCESSING OUR RESEARCH

If you are an investor or an investment manager, the findings of our research are accessible to you. We are particularly keen to arrange meetings to explore how our research can be tailored to meet your specific requirements, potentially enhancing your investment outcomes. Should you be interested in discussing these opportunities, please reach out via email to gary@inninvres.com

NOTE: We trade only our own money, We do not accept nor manage money from outside sources

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INTERNSHIPS AND JOBS

We offer internships for students or part time jobs for other people who want to learn our new approaches to doing research as well as assist us in managing our own private money. Interns or part time job holders will gain experience doing equity research and trading in the stock market.

Students and other people who work with us will apply our research and ideas by jointly managing actual investment portfolios. Students who serve internships as well as other people who work with us will be recommended by Professor Schwendiman for jobs in major investment companies in the US.

Interns will learn and gain experience in using the following:

  • Fundamental analysis
  • Technical analysis
  • Economic analysis
  • Business cycles
  • Portfolio optimization
  • Asset valuation
INFORMATION OF STUDENTS

those students or other people who work with us will learn from our research and ideas by jointly managing actual investment portfolios. Students who serve internships as well as other people who work with us will be recommended by Professor Gary Schwendiman for jobs in major investment companies in the

Interested In An Internship Or Job?

Please email your resume or work and education history with a brief statement telling a little
about yourself and why you are interested to:
gary@inninvres.com

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